How British stars reacted to Brexit
June 24, 2016British celebrities started reacting to the results on social media either late into the night - or very early this morning.
Actress and model Elizabeth Hurley, publically promoting the Leave option, wrote she couldn't turn TV off all night:
Another strong Brexit proponent, "Daily Mail" columnist and TV host Kathie Hopkins, tweeted her excitement throughout the day, signing a column called: "Pinch me, I must be dreaming."
Meanwhile, Brexit opponents expressed their disappointment. With a picture modifying the poster of the Vote Leave campaign to "Vote Love," Harry Potter author J. K. Rowling has been commenting and retweeting the voices of the remainers:
In another popular tweet, dancer James Corden sent his thoughts out to the younger generation, as a majority voted to remain in the EU.
The young actor Oliver Phelps, who starred in the Harry Potter films, was certainly among the disappointed youth, hoping it was all a bad dream: